Showing posts with label 6" Wrought Iron Border. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 6" Wrought Iron Border. Show all posts

Monday, September 28, 2026

You Will Always Be - Laura Gilhuly

Hi everyone!
Laura back today to share my next layout.


2Crafty Products Used:


You Will Always be
6" Wrought Iron Border
Foliage Set 13
Lattice Leaves
4.5 Flourish Doily


This layout was one of the hardest I have done but I love how it turned out.
  This photo of my parents hands was taken on their 60th wedding anniversary just a
few months before my dad passed away from dementia.


After prepping the chipboard with white gesso I painted the wrought iron border and the
 doily with light pink paint.  I have used the border underneath the photo and the 
doily tucked into the right hand side of the photo.


I inked the leaves with mellow moss ink and tucked amongst the flowers.


I also inked the title with same ink then heat embossed with clear embossing powder.  To add a bit of drama to the title I applied a bit of gold liquid pearl with my finger.


This title could not have been more perfect for this memory.

Hope you are inspired to get crafting your special moments, even if they bring a touch of sadness
they are important ones to document.

Thank you for stopping by


 

Friday, December 2, 2022

'Different'
with Lisa Amiet

 

Hello 2Crafty lovers!
It's Lisa here today to share some chippie inspiration with you. 
For this project, I created an art journal page,
celebrating what makes us different.


2Crafty products used:


I have used my 8 x 8 black art journal to create this page.


I have used one of the "6" Wrought Iron Border',
which I have given a multicolour effect to match my colour theme. 


I have also used pieces of the 'Fencing Wire Panel', 
which I have left raw and cut into small pieces to add to my page. 


I used half of one of the 'Angel Wings',
which I have finished in a green/blue metallic paint,
 to match the border and my papers.

I have also used one of the 'ATC Georgian Frames',
finished in white, tucked behind my image.


I love how this art journal page has turned out,
I am definitely a more is better kind of a gal :)

Until next time!

Lisa